Is this sentence correct, “As I get busier…”?

[October wind]

Is this sentence correct?

As I get busier, I’m finding less and less time to go for a walk.

 

[tedmc]

What's the idea of using the continuous tense in the second part of the sentence?

 

[SoothingDave]

Yes. Or "... to go for walks."

 

[October wind]

Thank you very much, SoothingDave. I don’t exactly understand what Tedmec means by “What's the idea of using the continuous tense in the second part of the sentence?” Does this mean that I shouldn’t use the continuous form for the latter part?

 

[emsr2d2]

I don’t exactly understand what Tedmec tedmc means by “What's the idea of using the continuous tense in the second part of the sentence?” Does this mean that I shouldn’t use the continuous form for in the latter part?

Note my corrections above. If you're going to mention someone's username, make sure you copy it exactly.

tedmc was asking why you chose to use the present continuous there rather than another tense. No one has yet said you shouldn't use it.

 

[SoothingDave]

Your sentence is natural with that tense.